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and Mrs. Washington were going. the steps of a dwelling, and annoying her with petty tricks and taunting expressions. and himself drove her to her humble habitation, which chanced to be in the direction whither he wanton conduct. He inquired the residence of the poor woman, assisted her into his own carriage, stepped from his carriage, approached them, and with impressive dignity reproved them for their covered a group of mischievous boys gathered about a poor washerwoman, who was seated upon out together in a small open carriage. As they were about setting forth one day, Washington disfrom what is now the music store of Messrs. Firth & Hall, they were accustomed frequently to ride When General and Mrs. Washington were living in Franklin-square, New-York, not far WashingtonS

worse; for vice, virtue, and time, are three things that never stand still. He that is good, will infallibly become better-and he that is bad, will as certainly become

A sensible wife looks for her enjoyment at home-a silly one abroad.

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ministering to his comfort. A good wife exhibits her love for her husband by trying to promote his welfare, and by

Day of Month. man enjoyments and mutual good will. will constitute, if we all throw our share into the common stock, no inconsiderable aggregate of hu ferring great benefits do not often occur, and when they do it may not be in our power to bestow them; but the little services and gratifications which are within the humblest member of society. our store, so none should be deemed too insignificant for distribution to others. Occasions for conseed by seed. As none of its ingredients should be thought too minute to be gathered and added to THE WAY TO BE HAPPY.-Happiness is always to be found if we only condescend to pick

opinion which others have of these qualities in themselves. -and a person may gain credit for sense, eloquence and wit, who merely says nothing to lessen the Silence is one great art of conversation. He is not a fool who knows when to hold his tongue

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mawkish sentiment, which are as shallow as her mind. SA simple girl endeavors to recommend herself by the exhibition of frivolous accomplishments and A good girl always respects herself, and therefore always possesses the respect of others.

(transforms him into a beast. Reason is your only teetotaler." (ny people get fuddled with love, more get drunk with vanity, while passion trips up one's heels, and Somebody says-" Some men think they are sober because they forswear ardent spirits. Ma

(of their bare feet upon the floor, and the door always opens of itself to receive them." (to give his services for nothing. "Oh, James, don't say the like o' that," said the gentle-hearted wife, him from Heaven. I never miss the bit I give them; my heart warms at the soft and homely sound "don't! A poor scholar never comes into the house that I don't feel as if he brought fresh air with (to poor scholars; but when his worldly goods increased, he began to think that he could not afford WOMAN'S CHARITY.-An Irish schoolmaster, while poor himself, had given gratuitous instructions

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"I never was guilty of proximity in my life," $624 cents per quarter-but on account of the cause of the discontinuance-proximity; "for," said he, Sbitterly of the discontinuance of his office-not for the sake of the salary, for that was not more than Postmaster that it was done by reason of his proximity to another office. In his reply he complained "PROXIMITY."-The Postmaster-General abolished a small office in Virginia, and informed the

Day of Month. Sloves for life also-unless he changes his mind. Spels her to relinquish the object of her affections. And somebody else says that a man who loves, Somebody says that a woman who loves, loves for life, unless a well-founded jealously com

sits uneasy himself, and elbows his neighbor to make him uneasy also. possible? Short as our journey is, it is long enough to be tedious to him who sulks in his corner. the universe. In God's name, then, why should we not make the way as pleasant to each other as We are but passengers of a day, whether it is in a stage coach or the immense machine of

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10 M 15 345
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(were introduced into England in 1534. Water is the only universal medicine; by it all diseases may be alleviated or cured. (magnificent geranium, a plant which had never before existed. Several varieties of the geranium Saway, the mallow was found to have been transformed by contact with so sacred an object into a (washed his garment, threw it upon the plant of the mallow to dry; and when the garment was taken) fully developed, and ready to commence its ravages after the manner of its parent of the year before. ORIGIN OF GERANIUMS.-It is an Eastern tradition that the Prophet Mahomet having one day) which, after eating its way out will leave the apple for the soil, whence it will emerge in the spring, be found to contain a small worm or maggot, which is no other than curculio in its pupa state, and order that they may seek out and gather for themselves. On examining the fallen apples, each will (present them to your hogs; or, better yet, let those industrials have free access to your orchards, in GREEN APPLES.-As soon as your trees commence casting their premature fruit, gather all up, and